To provide the candidates with knowledge, understanding and
proficiency prescribed in Table A-II/2 of STCW 1995 for the function Advanced Cargo
Handling, Stowage and Care at the management Level and the requirements of the
maritime industry to enable said candidate to serve in the capacity of Masters
and Chief Mates.

Upon
completion of the course, trainees shall be able to:

Contrast
the fundamental principles of ship construction, trim stability and ship stress
and its application

Analyze
the stability diagrams and demonstrate knowledge in the use of stability
calculating equipments

Apply
the requirements of IACS Enhance survey program and initiatives to improve
ship’s structural safety

Use
the calculating equipment to compute the sheering force, bending moments,
draft, trim and stability

Calculate
the effect on trim and stability in the event of damage and flooding of a
compartment and plan countermeasures to be taken

Apply
the International Regulations, Codes and Standards concerning the safe
handling, stowage, securing and transport of cargoes

Formulate
plan for the safety and security of the crew and the ship and develop emergency
control plans to handle emergency situation

Entry
Standards

The course is open to marine deck officers who are holders
of STCW ’95 at the Operational Level with at least six (6) months of seagoing.